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Chicago Live Stock.
The Drovers' Journal reports:


CATTLE-Receipts, 500 shipments. 5000 Marker
strong and l0ql5c higher. Choice. s5.ei: shipping
steers, Ss.l0aiS stockcrs and feeders = 2sq 81.
COWS, bulls and mixed sl55s2,sl Texas cattle Slsj
hUGS-Recelpts- s0.0G shipments. 700 Market
opened ios l0c higher closed easter. Mixed IS Ss
so heavy, sS%S@Sselight, $i-s9S5.25; skips S. 40
eSs.15, ~
sHEEP-seceipts, 5000 shipments 150n Market
strong Natives. sSo0ps4.75: western SS1sa41se Tex
ans, x2-2aLs3.iQs lambs s4.sOsSha
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: g. Butler kAx E<.ded an T. N Miller
ksek - A4s llvsgE Parties ~astiuS call
hAck can he accommodated ca stsssrf uot4rs
T,.1eelscne = CT CAL ~ stable 10 sosssh
AN sreu1< Tia
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60 70 Palrner's harness store, III North
Main street 70 bug your fire harness, robes
blankets trunks travelling hass, grips,
etc VIII make specis! REDUCTION %
twenty per cent through December for
holiday trade. Come while you can SECURE
bargains al SJ5 North Main street. y 1T
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AFTERNOON BOARD.


ST. LoUTS. Dec. n.
CATTLE-Receipts. 100 shipments. go. Market
stronger and l0G21c higher. Choice heavy native
steers, A.40G5,iG fair TO good native steers
S&.ssS4.ae butchers steers, medium 10 choice 81 nj
CSS4G StoCkers and feeders, fair TO good 50 sAg.
SIC rangers ordinary 10 good. s. .:ata Us.
HOtiS-Receipts. 800 shipments. ,SU. Market
active and los l5c higher. Choice heavy and hutrl
ers' selections, S5.Gje5.Se Workers aud packers.
medium 10 prime, S.2O91.sje light grades. far
Go good. SI.!Ska.ih.
SHEEP Receipts 500 shipments. lea Market
strong air 10 choice, S5.l5gL2j; Idncy Christmas
fIsUGASl
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Are sold At f25< cents per pound whole
sale the Occidental Grocery; we'll keii
them At 70 cents pr pound or y pounds
for e. 90. Everything else IN proportion
Otto Weiss * Co, g. y Main I2.t .
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-22

Free reclining chairears are nosv running
on all trains on the C., X 4 y. railway
"Rock Island Route. " between Wichita,
Topeka. Kansas Cny, -. Joseph. Chicago,
st. Louis. on
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-22
Read. and Order What Yoa shosid have. 20
Comply Win the Law.

Each township trustee should have
trustees record, rad record, poor recgrd
and full set Of township records and other
blanks, worth at least e.. Also some Sta
tionery.
Each township treasurer should have
treasurer'S record.
Each township clerk should have clerks
record and warrant book.
Each justice Of the peace should have a
civil docket, criminal docket, stray sseorf
transcripts, compiled laws OF $50, and a
full assOr4 rleIt Of blanks.
Each constable should have an assort-
Iuent % blanks.
Zach road oversecr shoufd have \ RAD
oy@rze,rs accosint book. receipt book for
Iator. recsiDf book for extra work and
receip; book for material used
The above should b~ Furnished "a tss
officers % each well regulated township g.
the expense 81 The township
For ssie II the EAGLE Office Orders
promptly fiied b. mail o. express PREPAID
Sstf witt \
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-22

Caution. Get my prices on wa;chez,
clocks. silverware and j-welrv before par
chasing - East Douglas avenue Samuel
SOFT dist
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-22

Now is the time 10 buy piano, have
two good pianos that can be bought for
less money than you can buy them for
elsewhere in Kansas; will sell them on the
installment plan. Samuel Scott, ~ Fast
Douglas avenue. d1nSt
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-22

Ny prices on watches, diamonds and
iewelry beats all of them. Call and SEQ
Samuel Scott. 23i East Douglas avenue.
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st, Louis Produce

81. Louis, Dec. Il,
FLOCR-Quiet and steady.
WHEA1-0pened firm and on the cold wave ad-
vanced 3sS5sc with but little nuctuaton, closing
higher No. red. cash, S0Itc bid; January ShSC,
closing AT &c nominal February, S25ec bid; May,
Sjls,aS5As. closing S,,h4c.
CORN-Higher; cash, 46Iec;' January 4fI4c. clos
ing iiec February, 4c, closing at 4tleC; May, 1890
Hpsc, closing at J)ysc.
OATS-Higher; cash, 3l2.c; May, Sc.
RYE-Nothing doing, &c.
BARLEN-StrOng; 4UlfStls
HAY-Steadv. Prime timothy, SlSe0al1 90;
Prairie SS.0Ed I0G1.
LEADS. SiAs54.S5
EC(iS-lsIsc.
RgTTER-Firm; creamery, 2lagoc; dairy, 2aa26c.
WHISkN-Steady. SlG.
PR0NlSIONS-Steady.
pOhk-ESeN. $li..o.
LARD-S,.42lp.
AFTERNOON BOARD.
WHEAT-Lower; January, 81. nominal; Tebru
AIRY. Se3Sc. nominal; May, S5iaC.
CORN-Nesk; January. 4nc bid; February, 49, &C;
May. 496es9Sac.
OATS-Ea>y; May S294 GS25sc.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-22

We are making out our new list of pron-
erty for our printed October list: we re
qnest all of those who desire to place their
property with us for sale, to call at once:
also those having it already listed to come
and make any change they may desire. "
O. Riddell & CO., Main street, over Kansas
National bank. Ill-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-22

For cook books as Christmas presents,
call on or address L. g. ParhaDl, lock box
1856, Wichita, Kan. dSSSt'
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Kansas City Live stock.

hENNNNN IN |, DC 7.
The 1--we Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE-Receipts lJIh shipments none Mar
ket stronger for good fat shipping and butchers
steers and loo higher; cows. 100 l5c higher S1oc,
ers aud feeders firIn good to choice corn fed $40
tr+st common TO medium. sS..5lli.2f stoCkers
S2ta62-Ne feeders. S2GSa&9S cows. 81 ays , N
grass. range steers. Sl.SlS&ta.
HOGS Receipts. t.5ah shipments none. Market
strong and 5,s lc higher. Good choice. ~ Rs = q.
common to medium, S3,90C55l; skips and pigs s&U
&lN
SHEEP Receipts, So shipments, none. Market
strong, Good 20 choice, SS25 so, common 10 me
dunn, Sl.ssESC2
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Don't forget 20 see hose two pianos that
are TO be sold so cheap by Samuel Scott,
224 East Douglas avenue. DIST
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l'eans.

What young fellow would go and see his
girl and not crackher peacans when they are
only 10 cents per pound at the Occidental
Grocery, 33S \. Main street. lgtf
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-22
Ne~ Years. csIlS.

Samples Of New Year, cAI.iag cards can
De seen in this osisce.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-22

Largest stock Of albums in the city at
lowest prices, l40 Y Main street. d-i1-tf.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-22

New York Grain and Produce
NEW YORK Dec q.
wHEAT-I1c higher but lifeless. No. red, D13c
elevator 9l1.CG92c delivered.
CORN-14c higher; No. :. 6l}4c elevator.
OATS-14SJpc higher; quiet; mixed 5'Gs5o.c; white
S.SG44c.
CoFFEE.Spot firm at 1S3laI9c; options more ac-
tive and higher
EGGS-Fair-iemand at 22G9ZSI@c.
BUTTER Steady. quiet; western, lS6gt3c
CHEESE-Nery dull but prices firm TO strong.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-22

The Missouri Pacific. III Seutf R0tss@-,'
are nDsg running through Pullman steep
ing carr 20 ksnsas City aud =. Louis ga
All night trains daily, also through rsclaB-
ing chair cars on both nigh. and morning
trains This isths shortest lice 20 -
Louis BY - miles. and ths lsepEilar iias
10 all points east. north end sosts- 1SS-tt
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Now is the time 90 buy siiverware. while
Samuel Scott is selling tirst-class goods so
low pa East Douglas avenue. J6@
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EerAEa

Ladies' bags q. special sale this week At
the Pavilion. 10 y Main street d-I7-L
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PHYSICIANS.
". z. SERIES. NJ D.

Physician and Surgeon, general practice. special
attention given to the diseases of women and chill
dren and Obstetrics Once No. 20 North Main ST.,
rooms IL and IS, Heller block. Day night calls
promptly attended TO- Office hours 10 DO a. N.
i to 8 and to D. m 2S-im
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-22
W. W. WILLIAMS,

Physician and Surgeon. Operative surgery and
diseases of women, does a general practice. Office
over Citizens Bank. cSrner Main street and Douglas
avenue. residence 24 y Topeka avenue. 12-im
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-22

Closing out toys at cost at Pavilion, 14o
y. Main street. d-l'-u.
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DR.. CHARLES A. WILSON.
DIR. G. G. FURLEY,

Physician and Surgeon. Office Isl y Main St, over
Pattee Martins art store. Office hours: Ito L
m. to p m, TO p. All catarrhal diseases a
speciality. dlyli
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E. NJ. CONKLIN. NJ. D.

Physician and Surgeon Office SO Douglas ave.
Telephone al Office No. 29i telephone at residence
No. 1l6 Residence l2ls Market. l34-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-22

BUTTER-was only fairly active; extra,creamery
2Sl9G30c; fancy dairy 24G25c.
EGGS-2lG22c.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-22

ITOR SALE-OR IRA DE-Six COOK work mules or
/ viii trade same for fresh mitch cows inq'.ire
{. H. Dean the dry goods store OF John G. Alien,
i39 y Main street. Z'e-
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-22

Eclectic Physician and Surgeon treats all acute
and chronic diseases; OF piles guaranteed
pay; oxygen treatment given when indicated and no
charge made II no benefit follows.
Ofiic hours to Il Il. Ia, and TO and 10 p
ONCE 2jS y Main street cor. Second, Wichita
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-22

NOR SAI.E--A farm near Valley Center. Hans,
r at certain prce-one-thrd of rho crop that can
be raised on II viii pay per cent on the price
as ked. Address ;. 4. V. Hartweil, Valley Center,
Kansas GIts
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-22

TOR SALE-Havfng purchased the drug stocks OF
I W King q Co. and George WestcOtt have two
Of drug fixtures. consisting Of scales shelf bot
lies counters. prescription cases. and in fact Two
first class outfits. VIII sell AT prices that viii
pay to call on or address W. King, Leon, Kan.
dy7 I2s
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FOUND.

TAKEN UP-A red COW five years old with a
/ piece OF rope On heT head; owner get her at
ia South Market, city stables, by paying charges
d2-sr
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IIoR SALE-Old papers for sale at this ofhc for
Il per hundred.

ITO EXCHA NGE-For Wichita improved property
horse and buggy,l timber culture claim Isl and
ID mortgages secured by farms. judgments. notes,
from the city, also good improved properly In Tie
state OF Illinois 10 trade for unimCumbered Kansas
land or improved Wichita property. +. A. Reimsn.
Address Lock Box ISL, Wichita, Kan d%j-i1t
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-22

TOR SALE-The ease ard furniture q "A taT-
IT lishe1 Rooms besf Iocsfsan y CITY noSz>F las
good reputation ad ses established tf1s al =
now Y&yil2g hauls0r.s sro7 OWES 4esFll2 ta-f-
TIE above "a cg~n - al rsA3 s~tE1e aSsges- rsg
cgTn. pE,sy G Il P-e1-, rooza =, 70 STEa s.asn
-. " chits. Kan HSS
nor SALE.-Or VIII trade ,o- SOCK q goc1s y
& schsf vzfTf to&= ~ AID Al frssissS q tasSt
on = r front with Hr@ II rrsJEn r<=s1es1N - tSe
kth tlock noTth lawrence ave al - = =
EaESorzA- ~ So-Eh Nam ST. roGzl 3 SE
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-22

ATTORNEYS AT-LAW.
W. II. BRIDENBAUGR. ". II. RAUCH
BRIDENBAUGE & RAUCH,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. Rooms : and
at 2Uj North Main ST. lG-tf
A. E, HELM,
Attorney at Law, rooms ana g. I5n y Main street:
all business promptly attended to; furnish best
of references. dl4-f
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WANTED.
FOR RENT.

LHOR RENTING new eight room houses Inside.
IL Rogers, the photographer. dO Ct
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-22
WANTED.

WANTED-Gentlemen for furnished rooms,
w lower floor, en- suite or single. 20 Waco ave.
do 6t-
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-22

NOR SALE-A feed store stock. horse and wagon,
L doing d good business. Inquire cor OAK and siaIn
reg. 1JHr
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samuel 81. Franklin.


The announcement j. made that
Rear ADMIRAL rankin, I. :. ", VITO
has -rcn good deal OF service riu cr
he hcpan his active career, viii retire
on Augu-t -+ lso1. llci- now in
Eurui raI watcte, lu command Oi his
squadron.
samuel Il. Franklin was born in
pennsy lyAlia aud appointed 10 The
Navy on February Is 1871, tour years
prcviou.to the cstab. ishmcnt OF the ma
val lcgdouy at Annapolis. lie was at
tachcd To the trigatc United States,
Pacific squadron, II les, the store, hip
rcllci, Pacific squadroU, lsii,7, and
was present at the demonstration
made upon Monterey, where the
McNicans. it will be- remembered
offered re- -isiaucc, TIE plHcc being
occupied without n battle. Ia ls41 he
was on duty naval school lie was
promoted 10 Toe u passed mn ishipman
August 10. 1851 From 10 10 lo51 he
was on duty Oh the Independence,
Mediterranean squadron, and on the
coast survey, navy department, from
1855 TO 1853 He WAS commissioned
Lieutenant september II, 1853. and
assigned to duty at the navel academy,
1888 q. Omitting the record of loss
important services, Lieutenant
tranklin WAS . volunteer ON board
The Roanoke in the action with the
Ncrrlmas, I'm March. lsG3, in Hampton
roads, and in which tho congress and
the Cumberland were utterly destroys
ed. The Roanoke on the approach of
the Merrluac was grounded by her
commander aud thus escaped de,truc-
ton FrAuklin was executive officer
OF the nccuWh lu the Nttuck upon the
batter es at ~owelis 70 M, Virginia,
10 the II rng OF Sb-.
lie Was commissioned lieutenant
commander July IL, ls6-. and WAS
ORD red TO the command of The steam
gunboNt AroOstoOk, of the James
river iloti.la, aud with the same yes
sci to the Western gulf blockading
squadron in 1868 subsequently. in
1861, he was placed on special duty ut
New Orloar and was on the stall OF
actin, rear admiral Thacker, in the
operation in Mobile bay in the .pring
OF So, whore he was the naval re
preventative demanding the surrender
of the city of Mobile lie was in
command of the steamer saginaw, OF
the North Pacific squadron. in ,6G
and 1867. In september. / ST. he was
commissioned commander, sud was
on ordnance duty at Mare island, Cal
itornia, n i,6s-9, III command of the
steam ,loop Mohicau, North Pacific
squadron, in 1859 20, from ls7Oto ls72
on equipment duty Navy yard Mare
Island, California. On August l3,
l,1, Franklin was commissioned
CnItsiu and placed in command ofthc
steam irigato rankin, in the Europe
station, whore he Wa- on duty from
ls1" to 1916 In 1917 Caption Franklin
was In command of the navy ward
Norfolk, y crgiuia ilc was ra,icd %
the rGnK of q Commodore. and shortly
afterwards made Rear Admiral.
January g., ~. This brave and
efficient officer ha, been in tie naval
service oitLe United states torty.siA
NOarl
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is, eagerly sought tor, read
with pleasure or d.sgpoint.
meut, is then tossed aside and
forgotten. But ladies who read
Of l1r. Plercr's Favorite Prescription,
read it again, for they discover in II
something TO pri2c--a messenger OF
JOY to those suffering from functional
arrangements or any OF the painful
disorders or weaknesses peculirr to
their tex. Periodical pains internal
Inflammation and u,certiou, readily
yield TO It, wonderful curative sud
healing POWERS. Its the only mcdi-
cine for women, sold by druggist.
under u positive guarantee from the
manufacturers, that it will give salts
faction in every case or money viii
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m'sefy. Indigestion is n foe 70 aood nature
The human digestive apparatus ID one az the
most complicated and wonderful ihurs IN
Greasy food. tough God. Sloppy food.
bad cookery mental worry, late hou!s, irres.
ular habits, and many other thing, which
ought NOT 10 be- have made the Americas poo
pie % nation Of Us spcIlics'
But Grc-us August Flower has done a
wonderful work iu reforming his -ad uusl-
mes ana mas.ug he American people So
healthy tina, tuey can enjoy their meas and
Doe harry.
Remember No hapI .ness without healt
Bat Green's August Flower rlnrs Aol.ih aud
happiness 8 ,hc dyspeptic. Ask youg drug.
girt FOR bottle Seventy five ccn,s
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TIA majority is indicative of the
popular Will, Us majorities generally
are. the popular vote has been
given by TIN, communityin favor OF
the j. Z Roller Ice Company, for the
purity of the ice made by this well
known factory. lfyou want the best
ice. for the least money, just stop one
of Rollers ice wagons and invest u
dino or nickle. II viii pay you TO
try new deal sometimes
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SUSIE W. HODGE,.

The Emerson Pianos are bought by
the wealthy because their cultivated
taste appreciates which possesses u
pure, rich and sweet tone great pow
or. perfectly balanced scale, pocauti-
lul touch and combination of all
essential qualities which an iustru-
mcu tor their use should contain.
Tnos. GoGGAN ~ Bro.
No, 1863, South iih ST., Waco.
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You desire to mgntHin The regard
OF your sweetheart YOU must get II
now suit that fits YOU. (iabcrt Bros.
are making cuts on summer suits
which place them within the reach of
all. There is noIhing like style when
Won ON nllOrA II.
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Iy. W. - s~A--..S
b. passed over the
lon of this county
Bar cely a stalk of
ling in the track of
Iwere blown down
lroofed. II resem.
covered all area OF
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NIuNIItALPNGI
ceremonies Attending thc bn'i"' ~
ur~. u ~ Hubbard at fok"hhHi"'

The tuner4lo Mr.. Il. Is. Hubbard
wife Of the United states Minister TO
Japan, which TOOK place ON Monday,
tAe nth instant. va, Que Oh tAe mos.
inn ressivc ceremonies OF lhe Ai.u
which have ever taken place 10 the
capital Of Japan: no. through any
imposing POM or display IN the
conduct or the obst4uies, but from
the cNceutioua.ly large attendance
Of olicisl- and private lnd'Vidua'r
sad The a,mo.. universal sympathy
displayed hy the numerous friend.
and acquaintance Of the deceased
lady and her fami s.. Inc high esteem
10 which the deceased was held 10y
the his hest Ia the and was shown
by the kind manner III which hef
majesty the emprcs, showed her sym
patty by sending q note expressive
OF her deep regret ut the SAL event To
Mrs. Mansfield, the daughter OF the
deceased lady. aud appointing one OF
thc ladies' OF her court 10 represent
her at the funeral. This s., we believe
The first occasion on which such ten.
Ter consideration has heen shown by
her majesty on The death OF any
foreigner. Her majesty also sent a
large wreath OF chr! santhemum>
the national flower with which
TO deck the coffin. aud sent verbal
expression Of confidence to the sor.
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and competent expert CAL and see
them at the music house of Thos
Goggan & Bro, No. 1863 south Fourth
street, Waco.
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We cater to all classes of trade. and
offer bargains in low, medium and
fine grades OF goods during our
clearing sale. Sanger Bros.
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am now taking orders for coal IN
ton lots, or more, at $500 per ton
delivered. Seud IN your orders al
once, ~ | have but short time 10
deliver at the above price.
w. y. Levy.
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foo often cathartic pills produce,
gripping and. violent pains. MATS MATT :,
Csrcsrine is a gentle laxative, mila III
its effects and specially aihca'ious ior
children.
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which Mace them within the reach or
all. There is nothing like style when
YOU can afford 1t.
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DO not purge or weaken ne bowels
but act specially on the liver aud Mlo
\ perfect liver correcter. Carriers
Little Liver Plll-.
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Advice 90 Mothers

Mrs, Wins.ows soothing Syrup should a!
ways be used for children tecthiug, II soOthes
the chlld, soieu- The gums Al!sYs all pains,
cures wind ole AM ; ne test remedy fC.
diarrhtA
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-11

For August the balance OF our
stock OF psra-o,- are offered below
cost TO close out sanger Bros
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-11

The Emerson Pianos have been
used in Galveston for over twenty
yoars; our wealthiest families and best
musical critics have them in use. We
are selling more Emerson l'iano, than
all other makes combined.
THOs, GoGGAN X BIO,
State Agents, Galveston.
Branches a. Houston, san Antonio
Austin and Waco.
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wish 10 csrnt -tly thank the
friends who were 80 Kind TO me du-
ring my recent illness. Their gentle
mns,rations made me forget that /
wa- a stranger III u strange land, and
feel myself truly at home amon-
friends.
Even storm may be beautiful
when the sun shines through-aId
these kindly deeds have frightened
the memory of my darkest hours VI
suffering and have cndeared my
friends aud ncighbors to me a. years
OF hcalthiul prosperity might not
have done. My heart has been pro-
foundly touched, and is fun OF deep.
est gratitude
Susie w Honor
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Delivered daily in quantities of
10 cents and upwards, sack.
ed for shipment. Make season con-
tracts with John Farley
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- - wu xuU 0s - ~
Absolutely Pure.

FMS powcer never varies Amarvsi OF pun.
y, strength an d wholesomeness More econ.
mioal than the ordinary kinds. and cannot be
old In competition with the multitude OF low
est, short weight. alum or phosphate DOW
iera Sold only nv tina ROYAL BAking Powder
company, ll6 Wall ct, New York.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-11

Mcssr.. j +. E.gin y Co, promi-
nent real estate agents 81 Waco are
receiving many cucomiums upou the
merits OF their real estate bulletin re-
Gently issued. W, were shown let.
tors Yesterday from their eastern
CORRESPONDENCE. expressing high ap-
probation of their efforts in the
wusk Of classifying aud describing
20 miuute,y and intchgent!y the
property they have tor sale Mr..
John r. Mcclure, president OF the
Iowa Rcai Estate Association, IN u
letter OF August 9, say:
at there are any men 100 the pro-
ies,ion who deserve success, or de-
serve well Of their city md state, YOU
are IT. men; your people owe you a
large debt for your ceaseles- energy
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-11

The Emerson pianos with late inn
provomcnts outstr.p then all. This
Is the verdict of every uuprcjudiced
and competent expert Call and see
them at the music house OF Thos
Goggan ~ Bro, No. 1863 South Fourth
street, Waco.
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Below cost 10 close out during our
August clearing salc. sanger Bros.